CASE COMPETITION 2025 WINNERS!
Congratulations to SGUO's annual Case Competition winners (Groups 3 and 5) and all of our participants! We had multiple amazing groups create a comprehensive solution to global public health issues with the assistance of UCLA faculty and SGUO board members in creating a presentation demonstrating the biological and sociological components of the topic.
This year's topics were Antibiotic Resistance, Its Implications, and Solutions, and Addressing the Unhoused Population as a Public Health Crisis.
SGUO would like to express our deepest thanks to UCLA ISG professors Dr. Michelle Rensel, Dr. Michael Scroggins, and Dr. Patrick Allard for their guidance as faculty advisors. This competition would not have been possible without their support.
We would like to acknowledge Aliyah Asadi (SGUO External President 2024-2025), Raquel Schlichting (SGUO External Vice President 2024-2025), Luke Iwai (SGUO Education & Outreach Committee Co-Director 2024-2025), and Natalie Tokita (SGUO Education & Outreach Committee Co-Director 2024-2025) for organizing the 2024-2025 SGUO Case Competition.
1. Antibiotic Resistance, its Implications, and Potential Solutions
Group 3: Claire Koerber, David Singley, Devyn Betts, Sushant Bhopale
Addressing Communication Barriers Regarding Antibiotic Resistance Among Farmworkers in California
2. Addressing the Unhoused Population as a Public Health Crisis
Group 5: Aarush Admala, Arushi Parikh, Olivia Lee, Rithu Velu
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Addressing the Unhoused Population: Healthcare Access and Equity
This year's winners are...
Case Competition Spring 2023
This year's Case Competition featured four incredible groups who presented on the topics of Maternal and Infant Health and Turkey-Syria Earthquake Disaster Relief
2023 Participants
Winning Group: Maternal and Infant Mortality in Louisiana
Isabella Valenzuela (on left), Raquel Schlichting (middle), Sanam Patel (on right), Simran Athwal, Aryan Gajjar
Winning Group: A Gendered-Perspective: Disaster Relief and Medical Access in Syria and Turkey
Jae Hun Hwang (on left), Ayesha Alam-Mir (middle), Chloe Nelson (on right)
